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The VATICAN and LABOR.
THE CHURCH WILL NOT INTER
FERg WITH THE ORDER.
Proceedings Id the House OF Com
mons-The Coup d. Etat-Lib'
eral Union Meeting.

RoxB, July 81. transpires that
the conclhve OF twelve American
bishops askel by the Vatican for a de-
cision as to the advisability Of the
Roman Catholic Church interfering
With the Knights OF Labor, voted ten
to two against intervention. The tech
nical decision reached was that "there
10 no occasion for the Church to mike
a special deliverance regarding the
Knights OF Labor" The congregation
hereafter examining the question, ar
rived at the same decision, and the
secretary OF the congregation commu-
infested the resolution 10 Cardinal
Gibbons, OF Baltimore, In q note con
tainiDg the usual formula-nihil inno-
veiin. Subsequently an attempt wal
made from the United States to In.
duce the Vatican to reserve this decis
sion, but the Holy See refused to re-
open the question.
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CLEMENT IN CANADA.
President of the Leavsnworih Citi-
sss's Hank Absoonds.

LEAyESwoRTu, KAs., July T.-Con-
Siderable excitement was oceasioned
this morning when shortly before 10
o'clock the Citizens Savings Bank
closed iis doors. A large crowd soon
gathered In front Of the building aud
directly word was passed around that
the president, Of the institution, X z.
Clement WIS deiauller in q
large amount aud bad alb
sonnded. Subsequent developments
confirmed the rumor. Clement LEFT
town Sunday night osiensibly for 81
Louis on business conroc cd with the
bank. No ons ever dreaming that
anything was wrong until yesterday,
when W. \ Sosson, Que OF the banks
directors, In examining the records OF
the county recorders office noticed
that q large amount Of real estate In
the city belonging 10 Clement had
bsen tran erred TO his (Ulements)
brother.in.law, one Clinery. Mr..
Soeson suspected Fomeihlng wrong
and whom later In the day he
confronted Chinery, the latter con-
irssed that Clemens had absoonded.
A meeting OF some Of the directors
and the alior iey was called and tho
conferences lasted far into the night.
Meantime the banks books were
hastily examined and large dilcrepAn-
cies discovered. II was developed
that Clement eft n letter In the hands
OF his brother.ln.law Tor the d..
ioclola, In which he confessed
10 the deialcatlors, atlrlb1hng
his downfall TO speculation In
wheat and other ventures In which he
had lost upward OF $4,000. II issaid
that this AiiernoCn CdinoTy made
complete transfer Of Clements real &C.
tate In favor Of the bank, amounting
IN ali 10 abont 500 COO This tfsniior
was obtained through the efforts Of
Vice PRECEDENT e.. ", Mickle gnd W.
Il. Slonon. The full amount Of the
deialcation Ia unknown, but Il n va.
rlously c,tIna'od from $50 900 70 &c.,
OOO
This afternoon notices we're posted
a. the bank that Il had made an as.ign-
men, Tor tho benz III OF the creditors,
and Mr John Wilson was made tom
poray aHignee. The local stock.
holders are among our wealihiest oiii.
zens. Tno directors declare that the
depoeiiors will be Pad In full. The
aggregate amount OF deposits aud
liabilities ara faid 20 ba about 500 900.
The directors claim that they have
discovered about 81 1000 In cash and
securities remaining In the bank, and
expect 10 find more. Sixty thousand
dollars Of the stock was held by par.
ties In New York and Boston, aud
| $4,000 Of the stock was held by Mo.
Clement aud Mr.. Stone and the bal
ance by the directors In this city.
Clement iS supposed 10 be Ia Canada.
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RAILROAD ACCIDRS rs.
The n. a O. has Three Unfortun.
ate Mtshaps.

CHICAGO, Iii, July 27.-An acct
dent occurred to the Philadelphia and
Chicago express, on the Baltimore and
Ohio railway, at York, lind, which re-
suited In the death Of tho engineer
and fireman Of the passenger train and
TIE ipjuiy Of the freight engineer.
The train left here at 0 O'Clock last
night, and at York, owing TO q mis-.
placed switch, ran on 10 q siding and
into freight train which was stand
ing there. Engineer o. q. Ramer and
fireman Edward Kooken, OF the pas.
senger train, were both killed, and w.
X. Deyine, the engineer Of the freight,
was badly injured, but will recover.
There Ia good reason for the suspicion
that the acciden. was the result OF q
deliberate attempt 10 wreck the train.
Thirty minutes before the passenger
train passed York an excursion train
passed safely over the switch, and
after the accident II was found that
the switch lock bad been broken open
with a heavy oaken club.
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CABLEaRAMs.

BnRLIS.-Couut Kalnoky and Min
listers Lutz and Crailsheim, OF Bavaria,
will visit Prince Bismarck at kissen-
gen.
LoYDox.-Mrs. Wilson Barrett, the
actress. has just died, af:er lopg ILL
ness. Her stage namo Was Miss
Heath.
BKRLIs.-As q result OF the boiler
explosion at Frieds nshutts, six per-
sons have died aud Others are In
precsrious condition.
LoSDoS.-The Arabian preB an.
nounce that King John has aoked the
Queen, through the Bri,ish resident
At Alden, 10 mediate between Italy
Abyesinia.
PARIL-A widow named Belllgald
has been sent eneed 10 ifnpr's)pment
at hard labor life for the murder Of
her lover, whom she killed by throw.
ing vitriol on him.
BERLIN. - A fyndicsLs has been
formed among those conn ected with
the la.e August Boltsna firm, 20 estab-
liah a new1ine OF steamers between
Hamburg and New York.
PAms.-0nly two thirds Of the new
Panama canal lean, II trsnsplras. has
been subscribed. N. D'Lsssepr, Ia an
interview on the project, today said
the amount subscribed would 'f1fiice
for the present."
LONDON Bidvell WIN was
sentenced 10 ITO imprisc fmtst Tor
forging tho Bank OF EaPabd lsJtss,
has been released from conhu ,meut
on the grnRnd Of III health. He sailed
for New York on Sa urday last.
LosDoS.-rhe Porte has decided TO
reopen the negotiations with England
direct for the settlement OF the Egypt
tiAn question. The object Of the Porte
Is that the negotiations shall proceed
without the other powers. being con-
suited.
BHRLIS.-Reports on the condition
OF Crown Prince Frederick William
are 10 the effect that he Is progressing
rapidly. He has no difficulty In
speaking, but his physicians advise
him 10 exercise care. Possibly Prof.
Virchow will be summoned to Lon
don for consultation. Toe professor
will deliver lecture before the Medi
cal Society today on tho Grown
Princes complaint.
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Liberal Union Meetius.

LONDON, July 2.-The annual
meeting Of the Liberal Union was
held today, Sir Henry James presid-
ing. The annual report announced
that 10 addition 10 the 400 working
members there were many others who
offered 20 quiliiy for sdmis-
sion by speaking, writing or
organizlng In behalf OF union.
ists. The fnancial position Of
the union II strong and the platform
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JACKSON. MISS.
Brilliant wedding OF mr.. 0siIbtrs
and Miss FIsresoe reraer.


and Miss FIsresce Teraer.
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JACKSON, MISS, July IA brilliant
marriage took place Of II. Andrews
church tonight between Miss Florence
Yerger and DR.. Eugene A. Guilberi,
both OF this place. The daughters OF
st. Andrews, an Efficient ally OF this
church OF which ths bride In secretary
and one Of Ito most zealous working
members, had beautiHed and adorned
the chancel with the rartst howers.
The ushers were Meesrs. Ed Yerger,
L. NJ. Parker, A. @. Eyrioh and An.
drew Nelson. Misses Louise and
Florence Johnston acted 90 maids OF
honor. Miss NJ NJ. Langley, an &C
compllshed amateur, presided nj the
organ. The bride was dressed In a
superb costume OF silk nuns yelling,
court train, pearl ornaments and lace
veil aud orange blossoms. The cere-
mony was performed by the
Rector, Rev. william Short,
assisted by Bishop Hugh Miller
Thompson. The bride was given away
by her brother, Mr.. James X. Yergof
DR.. GullbeIt stands high socially and
professionally. Miss Florence In .
iayorIte Of everybody. She 10 n most
loyeable character. She 10 the dAugh.
ter Of the late Judge William Yefgef
one Of Mstissppi's most gifted, and ven
Grated sons, who made his mark In the
jurisprudence Of our State 40 one o.
our Supreme judge, as valuable anc
wise Legislator, and a. q peerless po
litical leader. The bride and groom
left for an extended Wait 10 Chicago
Ill.,, Dubuque and Spirit Lake, Iowa.
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FRANCE.
Deputy Lsur Names the Generals In
the Comp d'Etst.

Deputy Lsur Names the Generals In
the Coup d'Etat.
PARIS, July 27.-Deputy Laur, In
answer to the taunts Of M. Paul de
Casssgnac that the former lied when
he stated that Gen. Boulanger had
been invited by eighty.four generals In
the French army 10 head q coup
d'stat, In flavor OF q restoration Of the
monarch and that Gen. BouIsnger de-
clinsd, has published q letter TO hit
second Of his coming duel, giving the
names OF the generals.
"This letter." Deputy JAur says
IN. de Cas- agnac can read on tn,
field OF the duel II be appears at the
time appointed"
N. Laur then taunts his antagonis
with having hidden In cellar durinj
the battle OF Sedan.
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M'GiRIGLE In CANADA.
SAID TO HAVE BEEN SEEN
ACROSS TIE LAKES.
President Clements, Of the LeLVen.
worth Citizens Bank, Joins
"MaC," the Bo0dler.

CHIcAao, I'LL, July 2I-Mayor
Reed, of Ignace, 0nt,, positively states
that he saw William ]. McGarigls, the
missing Chicago boodler, at sault Ste
Marie, on the Cauadiin side, Monday
night. Ho elaine to know MeGari'
sle's iEce, and has no doubt rs to the
identity Ct the man. Detectives from
Chicago, searching the Straits OF
Mackinaw in steam yacht, have Civ.
en- mp the tssk.
II all the rumoIs and pointers and
hints that have come tumblinR in
upon tho sheriff and his deputies aud
the detectives, and ttill continue 70
come touching the possible hiding
place OF the vanished McGariele, were
TO be hunted down, II is safe TO ray
that the remaining mVnths Of eummtr
would DO we'll occupied. The tx war
den has clearly outwitted oil his pur-
suers. Sheriff Matson beglns 10 take
q rather despaitiDg view Of the siiaa-
ton, and NO do most people about
his office, although none
of them are willing 10
say that they have abandoned oil
hope cf tracing the fugitive. OF oil
the theories 90 10 the manner OF his
light, the two tba. appear TO be the
moet prevalent are that he escaped by
lake 10 some sheltefinp haven, or that
he is tafe In the hou,e Of como friend
In the city. II Ia the general received
opinion that McGarlgls managed TO
got into tug on the AXE on Saturday
night and went across 10 either Grand
Haven or Ct Joseph, and from there
took train, which you'd carry him
straight 10 Mankinsc. The journey
would occupy in oil from a 10 30
houis
MaARaLR ASSISTED IN MS ESCAPE,
Latet-The Trail taken by MoGhri-
gle, the boodler, 10 believed by lhe
authorities TO haye been discover d.
Facts worked ont up IN this evening
by the detectives and Sheriff Mal'on
In dicato that Dm. 81. John
and Dali sided In the co.
cane. Both dcc,ora are con.
ntc,ed with tns Clllese OF Poysi,iant
J aud Surgeons, an institution located
, directly aoTOsa the stree, from TIC
County Hospital, Of which MoGahgle
was warden while acting a. the tyCas'
urer Of the boodlen' pool. DR.. 81. John
Il part owner Of the schooner EdgaId
r Blakp, which tuddenly discharged
, q cargo Saturday, and alter the doctor
had had an interview VITA tSe captain
cleared immediately, the osisn'
! sible designation being klngttos,
, ont. During Saturday hlernoon
DIR. ~. John was cloeeted Al
, the Jail with McGArisle Tor several
. hours. II was that night the missing
y boodler escaped from the sheriff, run
j ming, II Is believed, the two block
i from his houSe 10 this lake shore
where q life boat from the schoone
VS. waiting. ~. - john, With ID
Dell wis a1tsnI iaan homu Esiurds.
J. night, and they have aimee sieAdfasil
A refused 10 explain where they were
I. The oher O has the yacht MofiAtI fol
lowing In tho wake OF the Blake bu
8 there Ia a question whether the pur
n suers have right 10 board III,
n schooner. II Ia stated that McGArigli
!, has with him four trusty sialwar
iriends, and even II overtaken will no
a surrender without fight uhic
!. might result in the loss Of lie.
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had His HEAD CRUSHED.
NASHVILLE wOREMAN's FEAR.
Full DEATH.
Attempted Suicide on Account Of
sham, full Conduct-Humphrles
Remapded TO Jail.
lsrRoIAL TO rBR ArPxAL.i

NAeHylLLE, Tenn, July T.-This
morning, one OF the derricks at the
new pumping station, three miles mp
tho river, broke and killed Dave
Smith, colored, and injured two other
workmer, one white and one colnred.
Smith was standing on the wall tf the
new pump house, about ton feet from
the ground, when the derrick, which
was at the time hoisting heavy stone,
split and the boom swung around,
striking Smith, knocking him of into
water. Tie broken piece then fell
across his head, crushing his skull and
breaking his arm. Smith died In o
few minutes.
A SAD ACCIDENT.
VIM. W. Blake, son OF the Rev. 7.
q. Blake, Of the Presbyterian Pub.
fishing House, met bis death today
In a singular way. He was etand.
ing In the middle Of Bridge ave-
nue., waiting for q car. An ex-
press wagon came along, and In try.
ing to get out OF the way Of the ap.
preaching car, the driver wheeled his
horses suddenly, the pole Of the wagon
striking young Blake on the shoulder
and knocking him down, his head
striking q stone lying on the ground.
He got up apparently not much In.
jured and went back into the office oil
junk Bros, q few yards away, whore
no was employed as bookkeeper. He
went on with his work for n little
while, but was suddenly taken III and
in q short time died OF concession OF
the brain, caused by tho fall against
the stone. He was very prominent
and highly estee med young man.
The funeral OF Dr.. W. L. Ward TO-
day was one OF the largest ever teen
in Nashville. His death In esteemed Q
calamity by the whole community.
rRrKD TO CUT MS THROAT.
Joseph Bankr, q contractor, tried Il
cut bis throat today with ehoe knife
but was detected and stopped. HI
has been drunk ever since Saturday
He was yesterday caught In the room
OF q female boarder In the same hons,
where he has been staying, ard boil
he and the woman were fred out
When he got sober today he tried &
suicide through shame at his conduct
His vile and children are o. Cleye
land, where he has been taken.
PROF. BARsARD's PROMOTION.
IsrrciiL TO rHr ArrsAL.i
NASHVILLE, TEss., July 20-Pfol
4. L. Barnard, the astronomer Q
| val dsrbilt University, hiss accepte,
an offer Of poeition at the lie
Observatory, In California, and will Y
there October LIST.
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Mails 60 Chine.

LONDON, July 27.--Sir Charles Tup-
per, High Commissioner for Canada,
accompanied by Sir John Rose, .ate
Canadian Minister of Finance, and
Mr.. Baden. Powell, member Of Psrlia-
msnt for the Kirkdsle division Of Liv.
erpool, had an interview today with
the Right Hon. George j. Goschen,
Chancellor of the Exchequer, and
urged the adoption Of the Canadian
Pacific Isilway o, the route !oi the
British mails TO China and Australia.
Mr.. Goschen has promised to favor
ably consider the matter.
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rnnrins.n lmre.,nr

Nnuuht q 50 tbNs'tNN
BUFFALO, N. Y, July 2Z.--Wm. j.
Manning, whose story was ;eleRraphed
from Chicago, 10 believed in this city
to be an impostor. His claim that his
father lives here and that he 10 q
malt dealer, relates TO sX Mayor John
II. Manning, brother Of ex Secretary
Manning. The Chicago man Is not a
son Of ex Mayor Manning, bot eyi.
donly has some knowledge 81 his
iamily.
So lar back Rs Jas nary last he wrote
letters 10 Secretary Manning, brother
Of John Is Naming, In which he
claimed 10 DO his nephew, and asking
him n exert his II nuenes q, Wash
ibglou 20 procure his pardon. THU
waB while he was under arrest ai
Fort Leavcnwofth for dfsertion. lie
claimed tina, he wag n student al
DJvoreRux Coll,ge, from which insii.
tuition he had nn aSav In a freak Of
boyibh fancy 10 New York. where he
had enlisted In tho regular army.
Secretary Manning At once wrote "a
his brother In this city, commiser
ate with him over his ions misf)r'
tune and promised 10 lend hlI
assistance in strengthening ont the
matter. Needless 10 say that wher
Mr.. Manning received. the lettei.
He was sstonished. lie went home
counted noees In bis family circle anC
found none missing. lie then "a
down and wrots letter 10 his brothe
denying any responsibility Tor the
young mans paternity and though
that the mater was ended. Now tina
the young man has again asserted hi
claims In 90 public q manner. thu
family wish tho matter oontradlote'
once Tor all. Mr.. Manning 10 nj pres
ent out Of The city, but bis bon, Johl
Manning, IT,, gave the statement II
uaid;
This fellow 10 evidently pOstsi OF
our family. ! have brother, William
II. Manning, not William j., who ha
been a constant student nj Deyefeau'
College for some tlmo past. He ha
never left the institution, 20 my know
edge, tince entrance. We have nc
the faintesi idea Who this other iello'
ia. We had q young fellow clerkin
for us nj the Monteage House, al suI
pension Bridge, who embeizled q bur
Of money from as and left. He was
well dressed aud plausible chap, an
We think II may turn out BIO he"
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Election Returns-A Murderer sur.
READERS UimIsIf.
ESPECIAL TO rHr ArrriL.l

IuEA, MISS July 2z.-Returns jus.
In from all the voting precincts Ct SIT
urday's primary election give the
county 10 Waller for district attorney,
and 10 Harrison for Representative.
warlsr, who killed one Lambert At
Evansville last February and whom
the grand Jury found bill q willlal
murder aRhlnst, surrendered himself
10 the sheriff Monday.
The closing exercises Of the luks
normal school co nmBnce tonight. rs
says, music and q banquet oil the al
lumni Ia the order Of the programme
Friday night the graduates will receive
their diplomas.
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HELENA, ARK.
Cslored Joarhslisis Hold their
State Convention.
IePpofIL 70 Yun AYpnAL.I

HrrnsA, ASK. Jn'v 27.-Ths rDsm.
bers Of the colorcd prets OF ArEanfas
held their STATE Convention today In
the Colored Baptist Church Of this
city. There were not ss many mem.
bers pressn, nc were expected. Their
failure TO be present was due TO their
Misunderstanding concerning the date
OF meeting. There were, however,
quite a number Of editors from differ
ent pats Of the State representing
their different papers. A permanent
organization wss effected this nom.
ing. They will remain in.session until
Futay,
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
A Company organix'd 90 nanufac.
tuTe steel.
IsprcIAL TO THH ArFrAL.l

lsfHUIAN ~
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July IA com.
pany hss been made mp aud $40 600 Of
local, apital ple1g d to begin working
such a plant se will make n satisiacto'
nv test OF the Henderson steel making
improvements, Mr. Henderson, hav'
ipp been here several weeks and ex'
planned his process thoroughly. There
are no iron masters in the project,
but several chemists aud metalnrsists
who are Satisfied Of the efficiency Of
the process applied to the ores at this
district. Mr.. Henderson says the
company ought to make steel 10 the
next four months.
A MAN KILLED ny CARS.
ESPECIAL TO rBH ArrsLL.l
BInMINaHAM, ALA, July T.-A me-
chauic named Cresmer, from near
Admission, was caught bet Seen two
cars Of Q coal train In tho Prao mines
last night and crushed and mapgltd tc
death. He 10 thought To have beer
drinking.
The defense closed this afternoon II
the preliminary trial of Msxwell To-
killing John Rickeits, and court I'D
journed 10 await the arrival OF othel
witne@es for the State. Mrs. MAX
well gave q very straight account o
Rlcketts's insulting proposals TO he
and Of her driving him from the hous
with q pistol.
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A MAN KILLED ny CARS.
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COLUMBUS. urss.
,. y. Humphreys demanded 90 Jsi'
without HAIL.
lsrsorAL 70 rus ArrrAL.l


CoLuMpus, MISS, July 27.-This
morning Mayor Moore announced his
decision In the preliminary examins.
tim OF J. J. Humphrcyo M follows;
After weighing the testimony OF the
witnesses 10 the case, as drawn ont
by able counsel In tho hoArirg OF the
court, a careful, close and full exsmi.
nation Of the written testimony OF
forty. four Witnesses, the court renders
its judgment--that the defendant be
rem landed to jail without bail, 10
await action OF the grand jury at the
next term OF the Circuit Court OF
Lowndes county, Mise, TO answer the
charge OF murder. Mayor Moore hse
been lenienl TO both sidee during the
trial and did all in his power 10 bring
out all the poilts IN the Gaze. Toe
decision he has ieldttdd Ia In RccoTd.
anco with the testimony and meets
with the almcst unanimous approval
OF the public. IL vas reported
lhlo evening chat a wTp Of habsas
corpus would he tikon out and tried
at once, but up ~ dark tonight no
s,e % have be ~ taken. Mr.. Humphrey
has been kept under guard In the
room over the mayol's ciiics until the
dec sion OF the mayor WIS rendered,
alter which lao Vas nlsced In the Gala
boose. There is no Jail IN this county
just now, and pri,outrn awaiting tria
beforo tho conits are rent 10 Yves
Pcip, jail Tor iair Eeoping.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
Br. Cannon becomes UBnlassKesbIe
on n Train.
lBPEcilL 10 TnE LTTEIL.I

CHATTANOOGA, TKSE,, July 2I.-Dr
Cannon, a young physician, who 10
prominently known In Memphis, went
through here on the train, tonight,
under the care Of a deputy sheiiG from
Shelby. Dr. Cannon 10 demenied,
through the use Of morphine, and Ia
being taken 10 Lyons View asylum.
Before the train reached here, Df.
Cannon became unmsuageablej tore
up the seats In the. car and chased
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twenty-five Killed a, HopedsIe.

CHICAGO, ILL., July 27.-The daily
News special from Pekin, III, says:
Ten dead bodies have been taken
from the wreck Of the construction
train al Hopedale, and eight men are
unaocouuled for. II IL supposed that
tho missing men are dead In tho
wreck, in which case the number Of
dead IL eighteen, with the PROBABILITY
that the list will bs ew6lled 10 twenty.
two by tho death Of those supposed to
be fatally hurt.
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electoral agencies are active Mr.,
Chamberlain, in a speech, espiiesss d
confidence in the future and In me
prospects Of the permanent triumph
Of unionism. Sir Henry James and
Mr.. ColiuRs, speaking In a similar
strain and congratu'ating the un,on
upon Its position.
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everybody out Of II before being over
powered. On reaching here opiaes
we've given him, and no was quieted,
w. f. Littleton, q school director OF
the Ninth District Of Roane county,
has been jailed at Kingston for forging
aad raising school orders.
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A Hrnts Lyuehed,

PrrEmBURu, VA-ren days or two
weeks ago brutal asglult was com.
mitted In Surry county by Reuben
Cole, eolorod. upon Mrs. Richard Saw.
age. Coils waa arrested aud jailed.
Lest night band OF City armed mon
overpowered the guard and Taller, took
Cole out and hanged him.
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B.ao. Accident az AIbiop, ind.

PrTsBURo, Pa, July 27.-Tho ucci'
dent 10 the fast line on the B. 4 o.
at Albion, Iud., resulted In the death
Of engineer Cramer, Of CARAT, Ind,
and fireman I'd Koken, whose relatives
live al DAYTON, Ohio.